Red Tail Hawk Spotted On Roosevelt Island Window Sill By A Berdy - Looking For Dinner?

All Images By Judy Berdy

File this under the category of you never know what you might find looking out of your Roosevelt Island Window.


Roosevelt Island Historical Society President Judy Berdy was looking out of her window and spotted a Red Tail Hawk sitting on a 19th floor window sill at 510 Main Street. (Roosevelt Landings/Eastwood)

Ms Berdy comments:

This is for the Birds!!!!!He sat there 30 minutes and refused to turn around........BIRD BRAIN.

What was the Roosevelt Island Red Hawk doing on the 19th Floor Window Sill?

Ms. Berdy believes:

He is scouting a good squirrel for dinner

In 2007 a Red Tail Hawk thought to be the progeny of Central Park West's Pale Male was spotted at Capobianco Field. At the time NY Magazine suggested this was an example of generational downward mobility.

Roosevelt Island: The winged progeny of Central Park West celebuhawk Pale Male may be roosting here. Talk about generational downward mobility.